Preparation and handover
State the objective, destination, assigned crew and receiving office. Identify the resources that are actually available. The next watch must be able to distinguish completed work from an outstanding promise.
Neuhaus Doctrine →Force and restraint
Identify the threat and the authority for action. Force remains subject to necessity, proportionality and the governing Rules of Engagement, including in self-defense. Reassess as circumstances change. A surrendering person must be protected; a disabled vessel requires assessment of any continuing threat rather than an automatic assumption.
Public Rules of Engagement →Civil reception
Tell people what assistance is available. Confirm the receiving facility before arranging transport. During in-game medical operations, report location and condition to the assigned medic and follow the mission’s agreed procedure.
Solace, CradleFleet and HavenGate have distinct responsibilities. Passing a person or a case to another office requires an acknowledged handover.
Study the Pyro Station Alpha case →Records and fair process
Keep the original account and identify a correction as a correction. The reason for a decision, the evidence considered and the responsible office belong together. Detention and charges follow corporate instruments; Academy teaching confers no independent detention authority.
Due Process Standards Act →Operational information
Share restricted mission details only through the agreed channels. Confirm an unfamiliar request through an established contact. Protect real personal information irrespective of its role in a fictional scenario.
Further study
The course catalogue sets out specialist modules and assessments. The Academy Ordinance defines examination, conduct and review.
Course catalogue →Academy Ordinance →